Remarks on the Sonnets of Shakespeare: With the Sonnets, Showing that They Belong to the Hermetic Class of WritingsJ. Miller, 1865 - 286 strán (strany) |
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Strana 13
... telling of the beasts ' joy- fulness , and hills leaping , but a heavenly poetry ; wherein almost , he showeth himself a passionate lover of that unspeakable and everlasting Beauty , to be seen by the eyes of the mind , cleansed CHAP ...
... telling of the beasts ' joy- fulness , and hills leaping , but a heavenly poetry ; wherein almost , he showeth himself a passionate lover of that unspeakable and everlasting Beauty , to be seen by the eyes of the mind , cleansed CHAP ...
Strana 14
... - guage , which is not the master but the servant of the soul . It may domineer at first over the young and the immature , but in the end , that which was first must become the last ; as our poet tells us 14 [ CHAP . I. REMARKS ON.
... - guage , which is not the master but the servant of the soul . It may domineer at first over the young and the immature , but in the end , that which was first must become the last ; as our poet tells us 14 [ CHAP . I. REMARKS ON.
Strana 15
... tells us in the 85th Sonnet , where he declares that , whatever may be said by others in the praise of the object address- ed , the object of his own passion , he could add some- thing more ; but that addition , he tells us , was in his ...
... tells us in the 85th Sonnet , where he declares that , whatever may be said by others in the praise of the object address- ed , the object of his own passion , he could add some- thing more ; but that addition , he tells us , was in his ...
Strana 21
... tells us ( Sonnet 18 ) has an " eternal summer ; but that in the progress of ages , owing to the mutability of language , its forms of expression become so antiquated that we may speak of them as dead : and yet it is one of the precious ...
... tells us ( Sonnet 18 ) has an " eternal summer ; but that in the progress of ages , owing to the mutability of language , its forms of expression become so antiquated that we may speak of them as dead : and yet it is one of the precious ...
Strana 24
... tells us that this better part is his own spirit : 74. My spirit is thine , the better part of me . If the reader will scan these two Sonnets closely , the 39th and the 74th , he will see , as it were , the two spirits , the inner and ...
... tells us that this better part is his own spirit : 74. My spirit is thine , the better part of me . If the reader will scan these two Sonnets closely , the 39th and the 74th , he will see , as it were , the two spirits , the inner and ...
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142d Sonnet 147th Sonnet 1st Sonnet 20th Sonnet antique beauteous Beauty's Rose beauty's summer better blessed called conceived Cymbeline dead dear divine doctrine dost thou doth dramas dull substance Earl of Southampton eternal evil expression fair fair brow false figured gentle gift give grace hast hate hath heart heaven hermetic higher spirit Hippolyta ideal illusory promises live look love's master-mistress meaning mind mistress Muse mystical nature nature's object addressed opening Sonnets Over-Soul passion perfect poet's poetic praise Pyramus and Thisbe reader referred seen sense Shakespeare shalt sight Sonnet 24 Sonnet the poet Sonnets 36 Sonnets 55 Sonnets 67 soul spirit of beauty tells thee Theseus thine eyes things thou art thou dost thou wilt thought thy beauty thy love thy sweet thyself Time's true truth unbred unity verse Vide REMARKS Vide Sonnets Whilst woman write